I was playing around with ruby and proc blocks caught my fancy. Here’s the code snippet (not a perfect algorithm, but shows the use of closures)
def get_angle_checker(start_angle, end_angle) return Proc.new { |angle| (start_angle <= angle && angle < end_angle) } end acute_angle_checker = get_angle_checker(0, 90) right_angle_checker = get_angle_checker(90, 91) obtuse_angle_checker = get_angle_checker(91, 180) puts acute_angle_checker.call(12) #true puts acute_angle_checker.call(90) #false puts right_angle_checker.call(90) #true puts obtuse_angle_checker.call(112) #true
For some one looking for more info on closures, following resources may be useful:
http://martinfowler.com/bliki/Closure.html
http://blog.codahale.com/2005/11/24/a-ruby-howto-writing-a-method-that-uses-code-blocks/
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